

Uninstall Converter Standalone in Windows.You can repair the Converter Standalone installation to check for and reinstall the Converter Standalone client or Converter Standalone agent. To change the installed Converter Standalone agent or the communication ports for the Converter Standalone components, you must modify the Converter Standalone installation.

You can use the command-line installation options when you install Converter Standalone from the Command Prompt in Windows or by writing a Windows batch file (. Command-Line Options for Windows Installation.bat) to automate the installation process.

You can install Converter Standalone from the Command Prompt or by writing a Windows batch file (. Perform a Command-Line Installation in Windows.Perform a client-server installation so that you can create and manage conversion tasks remotely. Perform a Client-Server Installation in Windows.The local setup installs the Converter Standalone server, Converter Standalone agent, and Converter Standalone client for local use. You can install Converter Standalone on a physical or a virtual machine. Perform a Local Installation on Windows.You can then use the remote machine to convert hosted virtual machines, managed virtual machines, or remote physical machines.

If you install only Converter Standalone client, you can connect to a remote Converter Standalone server. When you install the Converter Standalone server and the Converter Standalone client, you can use the local machine to access remote Converter Standalone servers or create conversion jobs locally. When you install the Converter Standalone server and Remote access, the local machine becomes a server for conversions, which you can manage remotely. See Configuring the Customer Experience Improvement Program You can also choose to join the Customer Experience Improvement Program.
